This is the 6th Annual Rock N Green Tomato Festival, and the Cornhole tournament has become a tradition as well. This is one of Dayton’s biggest tournaments, but the atmosphere is laid back and background activities are live bands and food and craft vendors. It is a perfect chance to bring the family, a few lawn chairs and let them listen to the free music and enjoy the kids activities as well.

Grab a Green Beer before or after at Ron’s Pizza

HERE’S THE SKINNY ON CORNHOLE:

— It is essentially a bean bag toss towards a board, 33 feet away

— You get 4 bean bag tosses each turn

— Object is to accumulate points by throwng your bag into the hole, or landing it on the board

— The strategy is to also keep your opponent from scoring points

— The first team to score 21 points, wins

The following is a list of terms commonly used in cornhole. (For the record, we at Food Adventures have been using words like “Dirty Rollup” and “Slippery Granny” for years under different circumstances).

Ace or cow pie: A bag landing on the board, worth one point.

Throwing the bags

Back door or Dirty Rollup: A cornhole bag that rolls over the top of a blocker and into the hole.

Backstop: A bag that lands past the hole but remains on the board creating a backboard for a slider to knock into without going off the board.

Have you ever thrown a “Slippery Granny?”

Blocker: A bag that lands in front of the hole, blocking the hole.

Cornfusion: When players or teams cannot agree on the scoring

Cornhole: A bag that falls in the hole, which is worth three points.

Cornucopia: A player possessing a wide variety of skills

Dirty bag: A bag that is on the ground or is hanging off the board touching the ground.

Flop: Type of toss without rotation or spin.

Full House

Grasshopper: A bag that bounces off the grass or ground and lands on the board for a point.

Screaming Eagle: A bag that flys beyond the board without hitting the board.

Slippery Granny: Scoring three bags in a row on the board only.

Gusher, double deuce, Cornholio, or Four Bagger: Four cornholes by a single player in a single round.

Hanger: A bag on the lip of the hole ready to drop.

Hooker: A bag hitting the board and hooking or curving around into the hole.

Jumper: A bag that strikes another bag on the board causing it to bounce up into the hole.

Leprechaun or Clover: When a player attains all four bags onto the board without getting any into the hole.

Po-lice: The cornhole referee

It’s a family affair

Sally or Shortbag: A weak toss that and lands on the ground before reaching the board.

Shucker: When a player throws a bag and it knocks an opponent’s bag off the board.

Skunk, whitewash or shutout: A game that ends in an 11–0 score.

Slider or a White Castle: A cornhole bag that slides into the hole.

Swish: A bag that goes directly in the hole without touching the board.

Elvis Tribute band will be performing

Shotgun: Throwing all your bags at once.

This isn’t just a great day for Cornhole. It is a great opportunity for a Food Adventure. And that’s what we will be there for.. Food and live music…

MUST EATS AFTER A CORNHOLE MATCH AT THE ROCKnGREEN TOMATO FESTIVAL:

A double Hamburger Wagon burger is good Cornhole Fuel

— RON’S PIZZA patio and dining room will be open, featuring a full menu. Let us suggest the deluxe pizza, extra sauce with a special drink of the day – a“Green Draft Beer.”

— If you are feeling really competitive, you can also enter the HAMBURGER WAGON Burger eating contest!

Choose your weapon

— The ICE CREAM TROLLEY is always a cool stop on a summer’s day of cornhole